Side by side trigger advice

[Grendel Guy]

Hello all. I recently acquired a CZ side by side, 30"barrels with exposed hammers and double triggers. The problem is they are really hard to pull. Called CZ and was told several boxes would have to be run through it before the pull would be lessened. With the ammo scarcity lately, I wanted another option. Talked with the local gunsmith and he suggested cocking the hammers back and leaving that way for a couple of days. So right now that's where I'm at. Any other ideas?

[Ducky's Dad]

...they are really hard to pull.

Hammers or triggers?

[Grendel Guy]

Sorry, meant triggers.

[Ducky's Dad]

Lots of Turk guns have heavy triggers. If you like the gun, think about getting a trigger job.

[shovelon]

Hello all. I recently acquired a CZ side by side, 30"barrels with exposed hammers and double triggers. The problem is they are really hard to pull. Called CZ and was told several boxes would have to be run through it before the pull would be lessened. With the ammo scarcity lately, I wanted another option. Talked with the local gunsmith and he suggested cocking the hammers back and leaving that way for a couple of days. So right now that's where I'm at. Any other ideas?

Snap caps. With exposed hammer you may not even need to eject the snap caps.

[SkyHawk]

Get some snap caps (I like the spring loaded ones for this job).

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0048KKGN4/

Sit on the couch watching a few good westerns and blasting every bad guy on screen every time they show their face. After a few movies the triggers should be better.

Also leaving the hammers cocked for a few days to a week is not bad idea, in addition to the snap caps & movies.

[Grendel Guy]

Looks like I'll picking up some snap caps and check out the tv to see what's on